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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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Looking out from my bedroom window there was fire in the sky tonight . . . .

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Truly! That’s magnificent! Maybe even better with a lot of PS or LR work. It might be worth the effort. I’d consider printing it on metal. Congratulations! 

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10 hours ago, Leica Guy said:

Truly! That’s magnificent! Maybe even better with a lot of PS or LR work. It might be worth the effort. I’d consider printing it on metal. Congratulations! 

Thanks!  I did some adjustments in Lightroom, slight reduction in highlights and a boost for shadows, just to bring out some foreground detail.  Otherwise that was pretty much how it looked.

Now that I am mostly at home I tend to notice things more.  We back on to open farmland, which I had always regarded as flat and featureless, but the more you look the more you see.  Last week I woke up to a thin band of fog across the field, which looked quite surreal.  Took a quick photo (the fog disappeared within a few minutes) and I posted that in the M10 forum.  These two photos could make a nice pair printed.

Thanks for the tip about printing on metal. I’ve used Whitewall in the past and I’m pretty sure they have this option.

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Yes, Nazaré, there where the mother of all huges waves live
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Thanks!  I did some adjustments in Lightroom, slight reduction in highlights and a boost for shadows, just to bring out some foreground detail.  Otherwise that was pretty much how it looked.

Now that I am mostly at home I tend to notice things more.  We back on to open farmland, which I had always regarded as flat and featureless, but the more you look the more you see.  Last week I woke up to a thin band of fog across the field, which looked quite surreal.  Took a quick photo (the fog disappeared within a few minutes) and I posted that in the M10 forum.  These two photos could make a nice pair printed.

Thanks for the tip about printing on metal. I’ve used Whitewall in the past and I’m pretty sure they have this option.

I use BayPhoto and have been very happy with their metal prints. 

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Sometimes the story behind the picture is more interesting than the photo.....

It was almost 1am and I woke up to go pee and get a drink.  I turned on my phone light so I could navigate to the kitchen.  I had a glass of iced tea already in the fridge with a some ice cubes in there.  I sat it down on top of my phone to grab a snack...hmmmmm...then it hit me...the photo artiste in me went into overdrive.  I ran for the Q2 - switched it to "macro" mode and fired away.  Imported the RAW file into LR Classic to reduce file size and now you have the rest of the story.

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Sometimes the story behind the picture is more interesting than the photo.....

It was almost 1am and I woke up to go pee and get a drink.  I turned on my phone light so I could navigate to the kitchen.  I had a glass of iced tea already in the fridge with a some ice cubes in there.  I sat it down on top of my phone to grab a snack...hmmmmm...then it hit me...the photo artiste in me went into overdrive.  I ran for the Q2 - switched it to "macro" mode and fired away.  Imported the RAW file into LR Classic to reduce file size and now you have the rest of the story.

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Lovely and very creative!!! 👏👏👏

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